Protecting the Children of Haiti

Protecting the children of Haiti.

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Protecting people in cities: the disturbing case of Haiti.

Humanitarian actors have sought increasingly not only to assist people affected by natural disasters but also to protect them. This paper examines the efforts of international humanitarian actors to protect Haitians affected by the devastating earthquake of 12 January 2010. It begins with an analysis of the particular difficulties of conceptualising and operationalising protection in an urban e...

The role of Non-Governmental Organizations in protecting victims with the emphasis on victimized children

When the government, with all its forces along with civil society, is taking part in a collaborative criminal policy in support of the victim, it is portrayed as an inclusive and desirable pattern of social support. Social support works more than anything else through community-based activities. These supports from Non-Governmental Organizations can be divided into two categories: First, medica...

Protecting children, supporting professionals.

Protecting children--a core skill.